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More Casting Rumors From Star Wars: Episode VII!
There has certainly been no shortage of news regarding Disney's uber-highly-anticipated "Star Wars: Episode VII", although nothing has been 100% confirmed by the studio, except that J.J. Abrams is directing from a script he is rewriting alongside Lawrence Kasdan. Aside from this highly-anticipated sequel, and follow-ups Star Wars: Episode VIII and Star Wars: Episode IX, LucasFilm and Disney are also developing the Untitled Star Wars . . .
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Saoirse Ronan Reveals More About Her Audition For Star Wars Episode VII!
Earlier this week, young actress, "Saoirse Ronan" confirmed a report from September that she had auditioned for Disney's greatly anticipated, "Star Wars: Episode VII". The actress recently opened up about her audition in a recent interview, revealing that she isn't sure now if it was a good idea that she talked about the audition to the general public as of yet . . .
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Star Wars: Episode VII May Be Partially Shot in IMAX!
There has been a lot of murmurings as of late, that Disney's anticipated, "Star Wars: Episode VII" will be the first movie in the franchise to be shot and released in 3D, but the studio has not yet confirmed that to be true as of yet. Although it does seem like more of a possibility now, as IMAX CEO "Richard Gelfond" reveals that his company is currently in talks with chosen director "J.J. Abrams", and that the upcoming film will likely be shot in the immersive 3D IMAX format or at least partially. The CEO was recently addressing . . .
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J.J. Abrams Got Tone for Star Wars: Episode VII! Don't Miss!
J.J. Abrams recently sat down with Entertainment Weekly and discussed how he wants Disney's greatly anticipated, "Star Wars: Episode VII" to have a real and authentic feel onscreen. The interview took place while he was promoting the Bad Robot series, "Almost Human", which debuts November 4th on Fox . . .
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They have thrilled young and old for over three decades, they may in fact be one of the most significant invention in all of science fiction and space adventure cinema. Whether we have picked up a tree limb or a official piece of merchandise we have made those humming sounds. They were invented by a San Francisco filmmaker for a little set of indie movies eventually called the . . .
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A new rumor now claims that none other than sir "Ian Mc Diarmid" is returning to the the franchise once again as the Dark Emperor, but the twist is this Palpatine won’t be a clone. Instead, he will be a Force Ghost, like Obi-Wan Kenobi. This is what Latino Review had to say about the upcoming script by Michael Arndt . .
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Most Die-Hard Star Wars fans remember several months back when the new Lucasfilm denied that we would see the "Thrawn Trilogy" anytime soon and certainly not in Disney’s upcoming "Star Wars Episode VII" . . .
Many fans thought at one point that Disney would pull some material from the Thrawn novels written by Timothy Zahn to setup those possibilities. In case some are not aware, the series of books, which is popular with the fan base, has long been considered part of the Star Wars cannon, meaning Lucasfilm views this as what actually transpired after the original trilogy ended its run on screen . . .
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